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When it comes to Drake, we've grown to know what to expect; he's going to lay down astronomical bets on sports games and fights, he'll throw a few hundred thousand dollars on a new chain, he'll be petty, do crazy numbers when he drops an album. More than anything, he'll tell us about his love of Turks and Caicos.

Let's get one thing straight: Drake certainly isn't the first rapper or athlete to publicly profess their love of Turks and Caicos – tropical islands in the Lucayan Archipelago of the Atlantic Ocean and northern West Indies – and he certainly won't be the last, but the guy just can't get enough.

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Whether it's taking Jack Harlow for a lads holiday (or baecation?) or dropping bars about the island lifestyle in his raps, the guy's made it crystal clear that the islands have his heart, so much so that we're gettings a Turks and Caicos Nike x NOCTA collection before we get NOCTA football. I can't believe it.

While we may have to wait until the US hosts the World Cup in 2026 to get the long-awaited NOCTA footy drop, the island-ready gear has already touched down on foreign shores.

Comprising several pieces, including a cap, bucket hat, tees, and shorts, the capsule collection offers all of the summer holiday essentials.

Naturally, it's already available to shop over on the Turks and Caicos islands, with a further drop at NOCTA and Nike scheduled for March 17 and 22, respectively.

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